Guided by the point cloud
In assembly processes, 3D point cloud technology plays a special role in the guidance of industrial robots. Quad-camera sensor solutions that enable multi-stereo recordings are a new approach here.
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In assembly processes, 3D point cloud technology plays a special role in the guidance of industrial robots. Quad-camera sensor solutions that enable multi-stereo recordings are a new approach here.
In order to increase productivity in production, more and more companies are deciding to interlink and automate their machine tools. The right automation system is crucial. Robots and the right gripping technology play an important role here.
The development of electromobility is being driven by the automotive industry. The supplier Webasto reacts and enters the production of battery systems. Kuka supplies the production system for this.
With the Motoman HC20DT IP67, Yaskawa is expanding its current range of collaborative robots with a significantly larger model that is designed for a higher payload and an extended working range.

With the industrialPhysics app from Machineering, which is available via iTunes, simulation models created on the desktop can also be transferred to handheld devices.
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This year's innovations from Siemens include the Sitrans MS Multisensor, which is used primarily for monitoring the condition of mechanical system components such as pumps, compressors, gearboxes and valves.

The coronavirus pandemic is causing a significant decline at Kuka. The project business has been particularly hard hit.

Yokogawa has acquired all shares in Grazper. The Danish company specializes in artificial intelligence technologies for image recognition and image analysis.

The International Federation of Robotics (IFR) forecasts two million new robots in production facilities worldwide by 2022. What about you, is your company one of them?